What soap/cream did you use today?

Eufros "Boreal" (minty-lavender)

Minty-lavender is what I detect for (low-medium-powered here) scent . . . very reminiscent of Joserra's Brihuega.  Lavender, to my knowledge, does not thrive in the taiga, so "Boreal" would seem to be a misnomer; maybe it's being used very loosely, intended to suggest freshness.  Fir, pine, and spruce—consistent with a boreal forest—might be expected, but who said soap names have to be descriptive?

"Face-Hugger" would be descriptive, as that's what these luscious fats did. After two latherings, I just kept applying water to the face, and there was abundant, ongoing residual there to enable all the stubble-chasing passes in the world.  Skin still feels very conditioned, even hours later.

For me, this soap is a winner.

Dave in KY, MacDuff's Lemon Spice may just be the perfect complement to Florida Water!  

Ahhh. Yes sir, good idear

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Dave in KY, MacDuff's Lemon Spice may just be the perfect complement to Florida Water!  

Thanks Must have been an early scent in his journey as it's sold out everywhere

Captain's Choice / 45th Parallel

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Tuesday May 7, 2024
Razor: Blackland Vector Ti
Blade: Feather Pro
Brush: Sorrentino Orange Crush/Cashmere
Soap: Ballenclaugh The Woodsman
AS : Witch Hazel + CFG Ghost Town Barber
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 2,008

Crema da Barba (Santa Maria Novella) cool tobacco
Shave 16

I heard that this cream makes a very slick lather, but I haven’t figured out how to bring out the best of it yet. Even after I watered the lather generously, my shave today came out only alright, nothing exceptional. In fact, I called it quits after only one pass. Still, I like the smell, a creamy concoction of vanilla, tobacco, eucalyptus, and camphor.
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Brush Vielong American (10) ・ Razor Timeless ALSB45 (3) ・ Blade Derby Extra (1)

Tuesday, May 7, 2024 - Sir Henry's Black Velvet